Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-09-01

feeling better.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Don't
miss the chance to buy the lippest
buggy ever offered in this market,
at o & Smails.
Miss Addie Kinsman, went
home to Henry, Clark Co., yester-
day, to visit relatives and friends
for a few days.
John Norton returned from his
trip east Sunday morning, having
purchased a mammoth stock of fall
and winter goods.
w. L. Doe has bought a new
Parker shot gun for the fall cam
palgn, and its a double barreled
daily from way back.
If you have not received a pre-
MUM list of the fair this year,
write to Mr.. Z. R. Ruggles, the
Secretary, and get one.
Il. ii. Bowman and family re-
turned, Monday, from Browns Val
ley, where they have been visiting
for the past two weeks.
CLARK Finch threshed the grain
grown on so acres, ard got 1000
bushels of. No. L. hard, an average
Of 20 bushels to the acre.
Miss Sadie 0ldfeld expects to
visit her mother next week, residing
at Lilly, in Day county; so says the
Redfeld Journal Of the 25th.
We would like to hear from the
band u little ~oftener. "Circus"
how about those open air concerts
you have been promising US.
Bro. Bostian, of the Bristol IN
dependent, and VIII Knot, of that
burg, called on us Monday. They
report things lively in Bristol.
Mrs. A. J. Wolfe and family
returned Monday from a long visit
to relatiYes and friends in Minneso-
ia. She had an enjoyable visit.
WE are going to have the best
line of ladies long garments and
coats in the city.
Goebel & Kramer.
Peter Kllphoebecack has a new
guardian. Ask Wilsey, he can tell
you all about it. But Peter says:
That's none OF your business
Palmer & Baker have opened
ont and are running their business
full blast. Drop in and sac how
the boys look in their new house.
FOR SALE.-Six yoke of young
work oxen. VIII sell OH easy terms
for cool security. w. Il. Haven,
Webster. 49-2w.
Mrs. IL. S. LOOMS friends will
be glad to learn, has greatly impro-
we'd, under the treatment of Mrs.
Button, of the Webster Water Care
We are informed that both An
dover and Bristol cornet bands will
contest for the first place at the
county fair the 18th, l4th and 10Th.
Since our last issue, Strong &
Miller's elevator has received a coat
of paint, and their new engine put
in and will 500 be ready to shoo:.
N. G. Jensen, of Andoyer, was
visible on Il streets, Sunday, he
has to "wander back again" to the
old stamping ground occasionally.
WANTED, 1000 bushels of po-
tatoes at once, will pay the highest
market price.
59-5w GoEBEL & KRAMER.
Rev. Dickinson preached in the
Potter neighborhood, York town
ship, Sunday afternoon, and deliv-
cred an able temperance lecture in
the evening.
-Supt. Kelley vas here on Tues
day, stalking out the ground for the
farmers elevator. We are informed
that work will begin at once on the
new building.
& Smails have the finest lot of
buggies. open and top, ever before
shown IN this market, aud at prices
that bring them within the reach
of everybody.
We heard this powerful comment
on a Christian gentleman, Of this
section, the other day: Giles got
religion so bad that he minds his
own business
Uncle Perry Long, while in Va
tertown last week, purchased a fine
three year Old Clydesdale stallion,
that tips the beam to the healthy
tune of 1880 pounds.
-Sergt. Booth and privates Web
ster, Babcock and E~nglehart, went
to Huron, Tuesday, to arrange
camp for the company, which left
on this mornings train,
Roy McGlachlin came in Sun
day from Aberdeen, wh,re he has
been visiting. lie goes to Huron
to help Go. /, to carry off the lau-
rcls at the eucampment.
The city meat Market of Pal
mer 4 Baker will open to-day all
along the line, and viii have beef
steak, pork steak, mutton chop or
ham aud spring chicken.
Charley Denny has given up his
position as Clerk at the CONNER
cial, and viii go to Bristol to as
sist Col. Lewis at that station.
Isaac Allen takes his place.
The revenue from the liquor
traffic paid five per cent of the tax
es and added sixty-fve per cent to
them, what a help that is to the
poor, hqraeq9d tag paIefsl
REV. Ashley held Episcopal SER
vices at the Court House, Sunday
evening. Monday he paid his
usual visit to these pious head
quarters, which we enjoyed hugely.
Our city schools viii open on
Monday next. The grief for the
boys and girls commences then.
The rooms have been cleaned and
mide pleasant, We are glad to say.
For the 21st National Encamp-